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A Brookings-Tsinghua Center and Center for Northeast Policy Studies Seminar

China and Northeast Asia: Views from the Region

China, Northeast Asia, Asia, China's Economy, Emerging Markets

Event Summary

In late November of 2007, scholars and students of Northeast Asia gathered at Tsinghua University for a seminar sponsored by the Brookings-Tsinghua Center and the Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies. CNAPS Visiting Fellow alumni from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Russia, South Korea and Taiwan presented their views on China’s relations with the region and regional perceptions of China at this public event.

Event Information

When

Thursday, November 29, 2007
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM

Where

Brookings-Tsinghua Center
Beijing, China
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Contact: Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies

E-mail: cnaps@brookings.edu

Phone: 202.797.6055

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Transcript

Richard Bush: Having served for some time in the U.S. government, I have found that it was always important to understand how a great power like the United States is viewed by other countries. Sometimes it’s a surprise, but a great power needs to know how it is being perceived. China is a great power and it’s playing a more and more important role in the international system. So it’s important that China understands how it is seen and we’re fortunate today to have people from the East Asian region who can offer perspectives of how their country, how their people are viewing China and each of them will speak for seven to nine minutes and then we will have an exchange of views.

To begin the discussion is my friend to my left, Dr. Chung Jae Ho who is a Professor of International Relations at Seoul National University. He is living in China this year. He has written the book “Between Ally and Partner: Korea-China Relations and the United States” published by Columbia University Press, and so he is absolutely the best person to talk about how the Republic of Korea views China and its rise.

Participants

Speakers

John L. Thornton

Professor, Tsinghua University
Chair, Board of Trustees, The Brookings Institution

Richard C. Bush III

Director, Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies

Jae Ho Chung

Professor of International Relations, Seoul National University
CNAPS Visiting Fellow, 2002-2003

Hyeong Jung Park

Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification, Republic of Korea
CNAPS Visiting Fellow, 2006-2007

Kiyoshi Sugawa

Senior Researcher, Policy Research Committee, Democratic Party of Japan
CNAPS Visiting Fellow, 1999-2000

Alexander Lukin

Director, Center for East Asian and SCO Studies, Moscow State Institute of International Relations
CNAPS Visiting Fellow, 2000-2001

Chris Yeung

Editor-at-Large, South China Morning Post
CNAPS Visiting Fellow, 2000-2001

Erich Shih

Washington Bureau Chief, TVBS
CNAPS Visiting Fellow, 2003-2004

Chu Shulong

Professor of Political Science and International Relations, Tsinghua University
CNAPS Visiting Fellow, 2006-2007

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